@2024 Afarand., IRAN

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ISSN: 2251-8215    Sarem Journal of Reproductive Medicine 2017;1(2):

Instrument & Methods The first woman, who received kidney transplantation from her identical twin ‎sister, gave birth to a healthy baby on the tenth of March 1958 without ‎immunosuppressive consumption. This led to an important point to prove, and it ‎was that, after kidney transplantation, fertility is also possible, and normal kidney ‎function alone is sufficient to withstand pregnancy and the proximity of the uterus ‎to the kidneys will not cause mechanical problems. Obviously, women who are ‎undergoing dialysis are experiencing significant decrease fertility, and have been ‎shown that kidney transplantation will be able fertility in these women. In this ‎study,‎‏ ‏the important sources and Guideline about kidney transplantation and ‎pregnancy were studied,‎‏ ‏and according to researcher’s experiences, the contents ‎were summarized and presented.‎
Conclusion An important issue that women kidney transplant should know, it is that ‎pregnancy should be postponed at least one year and preferably 2 years after ‎transplantation.‎ There is the possibility of different complications for this category of women and ‎pregnancy complications after the transplant should be considered. Therefore, it ‎is recommended that a proper periodic evaluation be made during pregnancy, in a ‎special way, under the supervision of a urologist and a perinatologist..‎